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- The Mabel Project
- cruciality.wordpress.com/
- eappiblog.wordpress.com/
- Ikani's Blog- Musings, Rantings and Everything else!!!
- wildfiles
- Sean F. Winter
- Hesperus Press
- Ladyholder's Blog
- VerityPodcast.com
- election lab
- Rev Dr Chris Walker
- Seeking, Searching, Sitting in the Sacred
- Anglican Memes
- Storypath
- Andrew F Dutney
- Elenie Poulos
- A funny thing happened on the way ...
- The Still Circle
- Getting There... 2 steps forward, 1 back
- The world according to carox
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- @JakeMarcusW I fell down a rabbit hole this week of megachurches and prosperity gospellers, all of whom used the si… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 hours ago
- @PetraElliott Hey, those were pretty much the feelings I had 30-odd years ago, so I completely believe it. 😉 3 hours ago
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Tag Archives: John 15:9-17
Sermon: What is love? (Baby, don’t hurt me)
It is, as I have said so many times that I’m sure you’re sick of it, the heart of the Christian faith. We. Are. Loved. Continue reading
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Tagged Desmond Tutu, Easter 6, John 15:9-17, love, Madeleine L'Engle, Martin Luther King
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Sermon: For Asta and Matthew’s Wedding
the Church believes and has always believed that in the love between a married couple, as in any sort of love, we see God Continue reading
Sermon: Friendship
And yet if any form of relationship can be described as particularly Christian, as the specific way that Christians live out our lives, it’s not marriage. It’s friendship. Continue reading
